Ledger captured a big chunk of that market by selling 1.5 million units of the USB stick-sized Nano S (the Nano Blue, a more powerful, pricier device with a bigger screen, hasn't been as popular).

The Ledger Nano S Plus features a crisp, larger screen than its predecessor, making navigation and transaction verification easier. Two physical buttons on the device enable seamless interaction.

the Ledger Nano X. It's a significant improvement over the Nano S in several key areas: It's faster, has a bigger screen, it's wireless, and it can support many more coins (up to 100) at the same ...

The Ledger Nano X looks more or less like the Ledger Nano S, but slightly bigger. It’s shaped like a USB key and it has a tiny screen to confirm transactions on the device. There’s a tiny 100 ...

Starting this month, Ledger is selling the Nano ... coin support as compared to the S.) $99 (or $159 for the color touch-screen Model T). Bottom Line Nano X is the only hardware wallet for someone ...

The screen is important because Ledger's approach to security requires that a lot of actions are made on the hardware device itself. "It's a more advanced device," Larchevêque said of the Nano ...

Amazon shoppers are loving a crypto hardware wallet that’s become a top pick for beginners and experienced holders alike. The Ledger Nano S Plus, priced at $79, is being called the “perfect ...

Ledger, a French startup ... with a tiny black-and-white screen and two physical buttons. The company still sells wallets in that form factor with the Ledger Nano S Plus and the Ledger Nano ...

Ledger’s main products are hardware crypto wallets that offer a high level of security. The company’s current devices are shaped like USB keys and feature a tiny screen to confirm transactions ...